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West Bengal Election Result 2026: BJP has finally cracked the Bengal code. Now comes the real testWest Bengal Election results analysis: Election trends in West Bengal suggest a major political shift, with BJP emerging ahead of the Trina...- India leads in workplace disengagement as ‘Quiet Quitting’ trend rises. Why are Indians mentally checking out at jobs?Employee engagement has declined globally for the second consecutive year, with South Asia, particularly India, experiencing the steepest d...
- India’s growing wallets are fuelling the world’s massive concert rushIndia is rapidly transforming into a global hub for live entertainment, attracting major international festivals like Rolling Loud and Loll...
- Karan Aujla India concert tickets: Full dates, cities and VIP pass details you need to knowKaran Aujla concert: Karan Aujla is bringing his P-POP CULTURE World Tour to India in early 2026. He will perform in six major cities, incl...
- Rolling Loud India 2025: Karan Aujla, Hanumankind, Wiz Khalifa, Central Cee & global stars to perform in Mumbai; Dates, venue & full line-up insideMumbai is gearing up for the Indian debut of Rolling Loud on November 22nd and 23rd, 2025. The festival boasts a star-studded lineup featur...
- From Janaki V vs State Of Kerala to Junior and Virgin Boys: Check these latest Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu OTT releases on Netflix, JioHotstar, Prime VideoGear up for the Independence Day long weekend with a diverse range of entertainment options across streaming platforms. Zee5 unveils the co...
- How 71 Lamborghinis brought Mussoorie's narrow roads to a standstill: Watch viral videoA convoy of 71 Lamborghinis recently brought the streets of Mussoorie to a standstill, captivating both tourists and locals. The event, par...
- Loud people, get yourselves a coupe!Indian Railways (IR) is facing criticism for its recent showpiece, Vande Bharat Express, which featured 12 young women belting out songs on...
- Startups are the backbone of new India: Piyush GoyalPiyush Goyal, India's Minister of Commerce and Industry, emphasized the country's global leadership in a curtain raiser event for the upcom...
- Public opinion on GST played crucial role, says Arun Jaitley“I think public opinion in favour of this uniform tax also had an important role. Most voices were loud and clear in favour of a uniform go...
- India's best companies to work for 2015: Godrej Consumer Products masters the art of employee retentionIt is the culture of empowerment, recognition, engagement and happy work environment that makes GCPL a great place to work.
- Measures undertaken by new government to revive growth: India IncThe Commission is expected to submit its interim report before Budget 2015-16 and the final report before Budget 2016-17.
- I can't afford a Rolls-Royce, says new Asia Pacific GM Sven RitterHe may be the newly appointed General Manager, Asia Pacific, of the luxury car brand Rolls-Royce, but Sven Ritter candidly admits that he i...
- Mani Shankar Aiyar: Modi will never be PM; can sell tea at AICC meetAt the AICC meet, Aiyar said, "Give my word, Modi will never be PM in the 21st century. If he wants to sell tea here, we can arrange for it...
- Jet, SpiceJet scrips fall on news of discount pricingShares of Jet Airways and SpiceJet, which had gained last week on FDI hopes, tumbled today on news about discount pricing.
- Television, phone makers step up decibel levels to woo customersMakers of televisions, mobile phones and even refrigerators are increasing decibel counts to appeal to the noise-loving consumers.
- Jairam Ramesh's attempt to check traffic noiseHonking is second nature to Indians; trying to silence that would be like attempting to curb free speech.
- Online passport project faces teething troublesTCS has just taken over this task and the company says it would be able to offer complete citizen satisfaction in a fortnight, though it is...
- Retire lazy, corrupt judges, CJI tells HCsCJI's bombshell to weed out corrupt & lazy judges.
- Tatas to stay & more Singurs will come up in state, says CMThere is no question of the Tatas rolling out of Singur said West Bengal CM Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee.
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